Machinist II - CNC - 3rd Shift

Parker Hannifin•Manitowoc, WI

About The Position

The Machinist II sets up, adjusts, and operates CNC Turning Center machines and may tend multiple machines in a production environment. The role produces parts to close tolerances, including parts with difficult finish requirements, and resets tools as needed. The machinist works from blueprints, operation sheets, programs, specifications, and verbal instructions; maintains machine adjustments and tools; and uses precision measuring instruments to check setups and production parts. The position requires maintaining maintenance and production logs and taking ongoing responsibility for process evaluation, measurement, documentation, and improvement. The machinist participates in department and process-team activities, follows standard work requirements, uses computer programs for recording data and preparing or retrieving production materials, and contributes to positive teamwork and professional interactions with associates and customers. Overtime, extended shifts, and weekends may be required to meet business needs.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Short-term trade training in NC or CNC (1–2 years).
Qualified in S.P.C.
Good verbal and interpersonal communication skills.
Sound decision-making skills.
Knowledge and understanding of conventional/conversational programming.
Good math, reading, and writing skills.
Basic computer skills.
Ability to use a variety of measuring instruments, such as calipers, micrometers, bevel protractors, and scales.
Ability to read blueprints and drawings.

Responsibilities

Set up, adjust, and operate CNC Turning Center machines.
Tend multiple machines in a production mode.
Reset tools as required to produce parts within close limits and meet difficult finish requirements.
Maintain maintenance and production logs.
Work from blueprints, operation sheets, programs, specifications, and verbal instructions.
Maintain tools and machine adjustments.
Be accountable for process evaluation, measurement, documentation, and continuous improvement.
Check setup and production parts using a wide variety of precision measuring instruments.
Participate in department and process-team activities and projects.
Follow and meet standard work requirements.
Use computer programs to record data, make labels, print tooling layouts, obtain prints and specifications, and print ship-sets.
Promote positive teamwork and foster professionalism with associates and internal and external customers.
Work overtime as required, including extended shifts and weekends, to meet business needs.